The foundation of my work stems from an interest in materiality, temporality, visual translation and perception of images, environments, and time. These concepts are often layered over one another and explored through an iterative processes which delves into the range of varied subtleties latent in an image and/or material.

I want to slow you down– look at this, not that. Maybe you will think about what that was when you look at this ... the image of this tied to the absence of that. In this moment of that moment.

Lulu Wolf is an artist based in Lisbon.
lulu@luluwolf.com

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Every translator becomes aware, in the course of his task, that, apart from idiomatic locutions, the 'From’ language has a certain number of constantly iterated words which,
though readily translatable, occur in the 'Into' language far less frequently and less colloquially.Through long use, these words have become

mere pegs or signs,

the meeting places of mental associations, the reunions of related notions.They are tokens of sense rather than particularizations of sense.

Vladimir Nabokov, foreword to Mikhail Lermontov’s “A Hero of Our Time”